West Village Eatery To Host Labor Day Party, Debut New Menu Items: What To Know

Cleo, a West Village restaurant, will be showcasing their new food offers to the public next week.

Houston Hall To Host Summer Beerfest This Month

Held inside Houston Hall’s air-conditioned beer hall, the festival offers an indoor way to sample new brews.

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Local Business Spotlight Imperial Fine Books, Inc.

Established in 1989, woman-owned and operated.

Local Business Spotlight AMT Theater

AMT Theater is the brainchild of Producer Al Tapper ("Broadway: The Golden Age") and Artistic Director Tony Sportiello.

Mastering Trial Readiness: Redefining Advocacy for the Injured

Executing a successful pre-trial requires a balance of prep, timing and skill, most important is a lawyer’s resolve to actually go to trial.

Public Beach, Kylie Jenner, Worker Bar: Top West Vil Stories Of 2023

Here are the most-read West Village Patch stories of 2023: From a new worker owned bar to the opening of Manhattan's first public beach.

Manhattan's First Public Beach Opens In Hudson River Park

The new public beach along the Hudson River was a monumental feat, involving $73 million, 25 years of work and 1,200 tons of sand.

Biden Family Visits West Village Restaurant For Italian Treat: Reports

President Biden joined his wife Jill and their daughter Ashley for a meal at the II Cantori restaurant, according to The New York Post.

West Village Participatory Budget Winners Revealed: Tree Beds, Schools

Council Member Erik Bottcher announced the winners of the Participatory Budgeting process for District 3. Find out where funding is headed.

Jane's Walk 2023 Invites West Village To Connect With Neighborhood

The annual walk in the spirit of Jane Jacobs returns May 5-May 7.

You Can Check Out The 4,500 Parks Department Trees In The West Village

A recently published map by the NYC Parks Department shows all of the trees it manages in the city, including in the West Village.

New York City's Oldest Gay Bar Becomes West Village Landmark

The Landmark Preservation Commission designated Julius' Bar on Tuesday an official New York City landmark.

West Village Gay Bar Could Become Historic Landmark In Upcoming Vote

Julius' Bar 159 W. 10th St. could become an official New York City landmark on Tuesday. Here's what to know.

Iconic Former Greenwich Village Cafe And Theater To Get Honored

There will be a plaque unveiling next week outside the former home of Caffe Cino for its contribution to theater and the LGBTQ movement.

Penta Medical Recycling Attends 105th Annual AOPA National Assembly

Penta Inspires the Next Generation of Orthotic and Prosthetic Providers as an Exhibitor Stop during High School Career Day at AOPA

Meatpacking District Tenants Rally Against Landlord For Better Repairs

"As long as they are working in both rooms, more dust falls on us," a Meatpacking District tenant said about the distressing work.

Learn Chess From A Grandmaster In Washington Square Park: What To Know

The free Washington Square Chess Exhibition will take place on Saturday in the famous West Village park.

Major Design Plan Unveiled For Meatpacking District And West Village

The Meatpacking District BID released details recently about its "Western Gateway Vision Plan" for the neighborhood. Here's what to know.

Can LASIK help me see without eyeglasses permanently?

With Lasik surgery, people can improve their vision & eliminate problems like farsightedness, nearsightedness, & astigmatism.

Longstanding West Village Shed Scaffold Comes Down, Tenants Celebrate

Sidewalk shed scaffolding has been going up and down outside 24-26 W. Ninth St. since 1999.

Help Decide Where $1 Million Will Go In The West Village

Rain gardens to help with flooding and protected bike lanes are some of the ideas already submitted for funding in District 3.

Tea And Sympathy Offers Tea, Sympathy As Royals Bury Queen Elizabeth

"People have been in and out with tears," Nicky Perry, the West Village English eatery owner, said. "Especially when the coffin came."

Feast Of San Gennaro 2022: Popular Downtown Festival Kicks Off

The Feast of San Gennaro Festival kicked off on Thursday, and will run until Sept. 25. Here's what to know.

Iconic West Village Gay Bar Begins Road To Landmark Status

The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission started the process for the Julius' Bar building to become a landmark on Tuesday.

Lichtenstein West Village Studio Expansion Considered By Landmarks

The Whitney Museum hopes to add a story to Roy Lichtenstein's former studio, where they plan to house their Independent Study Program.

Two-Week Arts Festival Coming To Greenwich Village: What To Know

The 2022 Village Trip Festival will include 37 performances, 150 musicians, 43 walking tours, and five lectures.

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NYC 9/11 Tribute Museum To Close, Citing 'Financial Hardship'

"As someone ... there that day I know how important it is," said a petitioner who hoped to save it. "Never forget can’t just be words."

The High Line In Lower Manhattan Gets A New Leader

One of the West Village and Chelsea's most recognizable destinations announced its new executive director on Tuesday.

What age is right for LASIK Eye Surgery?

Age does play a role when it comes to determining candidacy for surgery

West Village Library Branch Reopens After 3-Year Closure

The Jefferson Market branch of the New York Public Library reopened after a three year, $10 million renovation project.

Greenwich Village Business Improvement District Gets New Leader

Village Alliance, a longtime force in the neighborhood, announced a new Executive Director in July. Here's what to know about him.

West Village Block Named After Couple Who Won Gay Marriage Rights

The intersection of Fifth Avenue and Washington Square North was designated "Edie Windsor and Thea Spyer Way" on Thursday.

Washington Square Park Crane-Climber Promptly Gets Naked

"You're a legend," one eyewitness said. "But you're going down."

Caroline Calloway Paid West Village Rent By Gardening, Lawyers Claim

Calloway's landlord says she owes $40K in rent, but the influencer says her aesthetic enhancements were worth almost exactly that amount.

Fireworks Spark Panic Among Pride Goers At Washington Square Park

Hours after the Pride March ended, hundreds of people were sent running when fireworks were mistaken for gunshots in Washington Square Park.

NYC Pride Returns To Lower Manhattan In Wake Of Roe V. Wade Reversal

Revelers packed the streets Sunday to celebrate NYC Pride — cheering and dancing, but also speaking out against the Supreme Court.

Gay Rights Monument In The West Village Gets Restoration Work

The "Gay Liberations" monument in the West Village was cleaned and recoated on Thursday by Parks Department conservators and apprentices.

NYC Pride March 2022: Route, How To Watch, Expected Weather

The 53rd NYC Pride March will kick off at noon on Sunday from West 25th Street and Fifth Avenue. Here's what to know.

West Village Got Millions In NYC'S 2023 Budget: Here's Where

Locals schools, theaters, and libraries were among those West Village establishments that just received budget dollars.

Meet NYC's Favorite Katy Perry-Singing Motorcyclist

"I'm just being myself," Anthony Medlin said of his commuting concerts. "I'm not doing anything out of the ordinary."​​

Kesha Will Perform Live In The West Village For Stonewall Day

Kesha will headline Stonewall Day, which will take place outside the iconic West Village bar and also include a message from Barack Obama.

NYC Pride 2022: Schedule, Theme, Grand Marshals, How To Watch Parade

The iconic month of celebration largely centered in the West Village will return in June. Here's what to know about the annual event.

Who's On Your West Village Community Board? New Members Are Named

Curious which of your West Village neighbors are serving on your community board? Patch has the exclusive on this year's new appointments.

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Lt. Governor Arrested Over Bribery Accusations: NYC Top Stories

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Post-Quarantine NYC Buyers Prioritizing More Space

In the past, buyers would prioritize location-related items over things like square footage and layout.